JP2006074692A - Broadcast receiver - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To display format information on a display so that rotation information is stored in a photograph file, if the photograph file is formatted to contain the rotation information, and the format of the photographic file can be identified, when reproducing a photographic image of the photograph file. <P>SOLUTION: The broadcast receiver includes a first storage means storing a photographic image file; a display control means for displaying, on a display, a photograph image in the photograph image file in the first storage means; and a format information processing means for adding and displaying, on the display, format information indicating that the photograph image file is a predetermined format, containing the rotational information of photographs. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to an improvement of a broadcast receiving apparatus that receives, for example, a digital television broadcast, and more particularly to an apparatus having a function of taking a photographic image file and displaying it on a display.

  As is well known, in recent years, digitization of television broadcasting has been promoted. For example, in Japan, not only satellite digital broadcasting such as BS (Broadcasting Satellite) digital broadcasting and 110-degree CS (Communication Satellite) digital broadcasting but also terrestrial digital broadcasting has been started.

  In a digital broadcast receiving apparatus that receives such a digital television broadcast, for example, the received program is digitally recorded by connecting a large capacity digital recording device such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive). It is possible to play back recorded programs.

Furthermore, at present, by connecting a plurality of digital recording devices to a single digital broadcast receiving device to form a network, the digital broadcast receiving device designates an arbitrary digital recording device and records a program. The program can be played back by designating an arbitrary digital recording device. Patent Document 1 discloses a television receiver having an Internet reception function.
JP-A-10-136275

  By the way, in the digital broadcast receiving apparatus in which a plurality of digital recording devices can be connected to a network in this way, a user can easily manage programs recorded in each digital recording device, and a desired recorded program can be selected. It is important to be able to search and play quickly.

  In addition, a function of reproducing a digital photographic image by connecting a memory card including a large-capacity semiconductor memory as a digital recording medium is provided. A memory card is usually used with a digital camera in many cases, and a plurality of photographed images are not always photographed in the same direction up and down. Depending on the direction of the camera, the image is taken obliquely or rotated 90 degrees or 180 degrees. Therefore, in order to edit such a photographic image so that it is easy to see, a photographic image editing function has been developed. By using this editing function, it is possible to view a photographic image picked up by being rotated 90 degrees or 180 degrees in a normal orientation by rotating it in the playback apparatus.

  However, with the conventional editing function, after rotating and viewing a photographic image, if the playback device is turned off, or if the memory card is removed from the device, editing is performed by playing the photographic image again on the playback device. It may return to the rotation state before editing instead of the state. Some photo files have a format in which rotation information is stored, and may be displayed again in the last rotated state edited. This can cause user confusion.

  Therefore, the broadcast receiving apparatus according to the present invention has (i) an editing function capable of rotating and displaying a photographic image taken from the memory card as described above, and (ii) rotating the photographic image. When the photo file has a format that can include rotation information, store the rotation information in the photo file, and (iii) and when the photo image of the photo file is played back, An object of the present invention is to provide a broadcast receiving apparatus that can display format information on a display so that the format can be identified.

  The present invention provides first storage means for storing a photographic image file, display control means for displaying a photographic image in a photographic image file stored in the first storage means on a display, and the photographic image Format information processing means for adding format information indicating the predetermined format and displaying the file on the display when the file is a file of a predetermined format including rotation information of each photograph.

  According to the above-described invention, the format information is displayed on the display. Therefore, when a user performs a rotation operation on a photographic image in a predetermined format, the user can recognize and operate that rotation information will be stored in the future. On the other hand, when the format information is not displayed on the display, the user can recognize that the rotation information will not be saved and operate it in the future. That is, it is possible to recognize that a photographic image having a format different from the predetermined format is restored to its original state when reproduced again.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 schematically shows an appearance of a digital television broadcast receiving apparatus 11 described in this embodiment and an example of a network system configured around the digital television broadcast receiving apparatus 11.

  That is, the digital television broadcast receiver 11 is mainly composed of a thin cabinet 12 and a support base 13 that supports the cabinet 12 upright. In the cabinet 12, for example, a flat panel video display 14 made of a liquid crystal display panel, a speaker 15, an operation unit 16, a light receiving unit 18 that receives operation information transmitted from the remote controller 17, and the like are installed. .

  In addition, a first memory card 19 such as an SD (Secure Digital) memory card, an MMC (Multimedia Card), and a memory stick can be attached to and detached from the digital television broadcast receiver 11. Information such as programs and photographs is recorded on and reproduced from the memory card 19.

  Further, for example, a second memory card (IC card) 20 in which contract information or the like is recorded can be attached to and detached from the digital television broadcast receiver 11, and information is stored in the second memory card 20. Recording / reproduction is performed.

  The digital television broadcast receiver 11 includes a first LAN (Local Area Network) terminal 21, a second LAN terminal 22, a USB (Universal Serial Bus) terminal 23, and an i. A Link terminal 24 is provided.

  Among these, the first LAN terminal 21 is used as a LAN-compatible HDD dedicated port, and information is transferred to the LAN-compatible HDD 25 which is a NAS (Network Attached Storage) by Ethernet (registered trademark). Used for recording and playback.

  In this way, by providing the first LAN terminal 21 as a LAN-compatible HDD dedicated port, program information can be recorded on the HDD 25 with high-definition image quality without being affected by other network environments or network usage conditions. It becomes possible to carry out stably.

  The second LAN terminal 22 is used as a general LAN-compatible port using Ethernet (registered trademark). For example, the LAN-compatible HDD 27, PC (Personal Computer) 28, It is used to connect equipment such as a DVD (Digital Versatile Disk) recorder 29 with a built-in HDD and to transmit information to and from these equipment.

  As for the DVD recorder 29, since the digital information communicated via the second LAN terminal 22 is control system information, analog video and audio information is transmitted to and from the digital television broadcast receiver 11. Therefore, it is necessary to provide a dedicated analog transmission line 30.

  Further, the second LAN terminal 22 is connected to a network 32 such as the Internet via a broadband router 31 connected to the hub 26, and transmits information to and from the PC 33, the mobile phone 34, etc. via the network 32. Used to do.

  The USB terminal 23 is used as a general USB compatible port. For example, a mobile phone 36, a digital camera 37, a card reader / writer 38 for a memory card, an HDD 39, a keyboard 40, etc. via a hub 35. Is used to transmit information to and from these devices.

  Further, i. The Link terminal 24 is used to serially connect, for example, an AV-HDD 41, a D (Digital) -VHS (Video Home System) 42, etc., and perform information transmission with these devices.

  FIG. 2 shows a main signal processing system of the digital television broadcast receiver 11 described above. That is, the satellite digital television broadcast signal received by the BS / CS digital broadcast receiving antenna 43 is supplied to the satellite digital broadcast tuner 45 via the input terminal 44, so that the broadcast signal of the desired channel is obtained. To be selected.

  The broadcast signal selected by the tuner 45 is supplied to a PSK (Phase Shift Keying) demodulator 46, demodulated into a digital video signal and audio signal, and then output to a signal processing unit 47.

  An analog tuner 68 for receiving terrestrial analog signals is also provided. The signal received by the analog tuner 68 is demodulated by the analog demodulator 69 and output to the signal processing unit 47.

  The terrestrial digital television broadcast signal received by the terrestrial digital broadcast receiving antenna 48 is supplied to the terrestrial digital broadcast tuner 50 via the input terminal 49, so that the broadcast signal of the desired channel is selected. Is done.

  The broadcast signal selected by the tuner 50 is supplied to an OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) demodulator 51, demodulated into a digital video signal and audio signal, and then output to the signal processing unit 47. The

  Here, the signal processing unit 47 supplies the digital video signal and audio signal supplied from the PSK demodulator 46, the digital video signal and audio signal supplied from the OFDM demodulator 51, and the analog demodulator 69. A predetermined digital signal processing is selectively performed on the video signal and the audio signal, and the video signal and the audio signal from the line input terminal, and the result is output to the graphic processing unit 52 and the audio processing unit 53. .

  Among these, the graphic processing unit 52 has a function of superimposing and outputting the OSD signal generated by the OSD (On Screen Display) signal generation unit 54 on the digital video signal supplied from the signal processing unit 47. The graphic processing unit 52 selectively outputs the output video signal of the signal processing unit 47 and the output OSD signal of the OSD signal generation unit 54, and both outputs constitute half of the screen. Can be combined and output.

  The digital video signal output from the graphic processing unit 52 is supplied to the video processing unit 55. The video processing unit 55 converts the input digital video signal into an analog video signal in a format that can be displayed on the video display 14 and outputs the analog video signal to the video display 14 for video display.

  The audio processing unit 53 converts the input digital audio signal into an analog audio signal in a format that can be reproduced by the speaker 15 and outputs the analog audio signal to the speaker 15 for audio reproduction.

  Here, in the digital television broadcast receiving apparatus 11, all operations including the above-described various receiving operations are comprehensively controlled by the control unit 56. The control unit 56 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and the like, and receives operation information from the operation unit 16 or receives operation information sent from the remote controller 17 via the light receiving unit 18. Each part is controlled so that the operation content is reflected.

  In this case, the control unit 56 mainly includes a ROM (Read Only Memory) 57 that stores a control program executed by the CPU, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 58 that provides a work area to the CPU, and various setting information. And a non-volatile memory 59 in which control information and the like are stored.

  The control unit 56 is connected to a card holder 61 in which the first memory card 19 can be mounted via a card I / F (Interface) 60. Thereby, the control unit 56 can perform information transmission via the card I / F 60 with the first memory card 19 mounted in the card holder 61.

  Further, the control unit 56 is connected to a card holder 63 into which the second memory card 20 can be mounted via a card I / F 62. Thereby, the control unit 56 can perform information transmission via the card I / F 62 with the second memory card 20 mounted in the card holder 63.

  The control unit 56 is connected to the first LAN terminal 21 via the communication I / F 64. Accordingly, the control unit 56 can perform information transmission via the communication I / F 64 with the LAN-compatible HDD 25 connected to the first LAN terminal 21. In this case, the control unit 56 has a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server function and assigns and controls an IP (Internet Protocol) address to the LAN-compatible HDD 25 connected to the first LAN terminal 21.

  Further, the control unit 56 is connected to the second LAN terminal 22 via the communication I / F 65. Thereby, the control unit 56 can perform information transmission with each device (see FIG. 1) connected to the second LAN terminal 22 via the communication I / F 65.

  The control unit 56 is connected to the USB terminal 23 via the USB I / F 66. Accordingly, the control unit 56 can perform information transmission with each device (see FIG. 1) connected to the USB terminal 23 via the USB I / F 66.

  Further, the control unit 56 is connected to the i. I. Via Link I / F67 It is connected to the Link terminal 24. Thereby, the control part 56 is i. Each device (see FIG. 1) connected to the Link terminal 24; i. Information transmission can be performed via the Link I / F 67.

  FIG. 3 shows the appearance of the remote controller 17. The remote controller 17 mainly includes a power key 17a, an input switching key 17b, a direct channel selection key 17c for a satellite digital broadcast channel, a direct channel selection key 17d for a terrestrial broadcast channel, a quick key 17e, a cursor key 17f, and an enter key. 17g, program guide key 17h, page switching key 17i, face net (navigation) key 17j, back key 17k, end key 17l, blue, red, green, yellow color key 17m, channel up / down key 17n, volume adjustment key 17o Etc. are provided.

  FIG. 4 is a flowchart for explaining the operation of the digital television broadcast receiving apparatus 11 for recording a program on a digital recording device among the devices connected to the terminals 21 to 24. That is, when processing is started by requesting recording of a program (step S1), the control unit 56 in FIG. 5 based on EPG (Electronic Program Guide) information acquired from the broadcast signal in step S2. A program guide as shown is displayed on the video display 14.

  Then, in step S3, the user executes a recording reservation setting for a desired program based on the displayed program guide. In this recording reservation setting, a program to be recorded is selected from the program table, and a digital recording device for recording the program is also selected and set.

  Then, in step S4, when the set time reserved for recording is reached, the control unit 56 executes a recording operation so as to record the reserved program on the reserved digital recording device.

  Thereafter, the control unit 56 determines whether or not the program recording operation has been normally completed in step S5. If it is determined that the program recording operation has been normally completed (YES), the digital recording device that has performed the recording in step S6. Device information (device ID, device name, shared folder name, etc.) and event information related to the recorded program (event ID, channel number, title, description, genre, recording range, image quality mode, etc.) The data is recorded in the nonvolatile memory 59, and the process is terminated (step S7).

  If it is determined in step S5 that the program recording operation has not been normally completed (NO), the control unit 56 displays a message indicating that the program recording operation has not been normally completed in step S8. 14 is displayed, and the process ends (step S7).

  With the above recording operation, the user can arbitrarily select a plurality of digital recording devices connected to the terminals 21 to 24 of the digital television broadcast receiver 11 and record the program. .

  FIG. 6 shows a flowchart for explaining the operation of quickly searching for and playing back a desired program from various programs recorded in a plurality of digital recording devices as described above. That is, when the process is started (step S9), the user operates the face net key 17j of the remote controller 17 in step S10.

  Then, the control part 56 starts a face net | network (navigation) by step S11, and displays the navigation menu as shown in FIG. In this navigation menu, five items of “TV”, “Recorded program”, “Photo”, “Internet”, and “E-mail” are selectable. The selected item is displayed on the screen in a different color from the other items. In FIG. 7, the state where “TV” is selected is indicated by hatching.

  Here, in step S12, the user operates the cursor key 17f of the remote controller 17 to select the item “recorded program”. Then, as shown by hatching in FIG. 8, the control unit 56 is in a state where the item “recorded program” is selected.

  In this state, when the user operates the enter key 17g of the remote controller 17 in step S13, the control unit 56 causes the video display 14 to display a list of recently recorded programs as shown in FIG. In this program list, title, broadcast channel, recording date and time, day of week, time, genre, etc. are displayed as information indicating the recorded program.

  The list of recently recorded programs refers to device information for identifying a digital recording device that has performed recording and event information related to the recorded program, recorded in the nonvolatile memory 59 at the time of program reservation recording described with reference to FIG. It is created by that. In the list of recently recorded programs, it is possible to display a list of information indicating a maximum of 35 programs from the latest recorded program regardless of the recorded digital recording device. In FIG. 9, seven programs are displayed as a list, but by operating the cursor key 17f, the display can be scrolled to display a list of 35 programs. Further, if the page switching key 17i of the remote controller 17 is operated, it is possible to skip the seven programs displayed in a list all at once.

  In step S14, when the user selects information indicating a desired program by operating the cursor key 17f of the remote controller 17 from the list of recently recorded programs and operates the determination key 17g, the control unit In step S15, the digital recording device in which the selected and determined program is recorded is specified from the information recorded in the nonvolatile memory 59 in step S15, and it is determined whether or not the program can be reproduced.

  This determination is made, for example, by checking whether the digital television broadcast receiving apparatus 11 is connected to a digital recording device that records a program requested to be reproduced, or whether the digital recording device that records the program requested to reproduce is connected. Whether or not playback is possible by comprehensively comparing various conditions at the time of recording and playback, such as whether the power is turned on, whether the program is still recorded on the target digital recording device, etc. Determine.

  If it is determined in step S15 that playback is possible (YES), the control unit 56 controls to read and play back the information of the program requested to be played back from the target digital recording device in step S16. Then, the process ends (step S17).

  If it is determined in step S15 that playback is not possible (NO), the control unit 56 causes the video display 14 to display a message indicating that the requested program cannot be played back in step S18. Then, the process ends (step S17).

  According to the playback operation described above, the navigation function for displaying a list of up to 35 recorded programs from the latest recorded program is provided regardless of the recorded digital recording device. The user can easily manage programs recorded on the device. For this reason, by selecting a desired program from the displayed programs with the cursor key 17f and determining with the determination key 17g, it is possible to quickly search and reproduce.

  Note that it is not practical to display a list of all programs recorded on a plurality of digital recording devices in consideration of an increase in the number of connected digital recording devices and an increase in the number of recorded programs. As in this embodiment, displaying a list of up to about 35 programs from the latest recorded program is a setting suitable for practical use that is unlikely to cause substantial trouble for the user.

  Here, the above-described digital television broadcast receiver 11 has a photo reproduction function. That is, by selecting and determining the “photograph” item from the navigation menu shown in FIG. 7 displayed by operating the face net key 17 j of the remote controller 17, for example, the first one attached to the card holder 61. A plurality of photographs recorded on the SD memory card which is the memory card 19 can be displayed as a list. In this case, it is necessary for the user to specify a digital recording medium or a digital recording device (digital camera) on which a photograph to be displayed is recorded. As a result, a photo list as shown in FIG. 10 is displayed.

  This embodiment includes a photographic image processing unit. This photographic image processing unit may be included in the control unit 56 of FIG. 2 or may be provided as a block independent of the control unit 56. The photo image file is stored in a storage means that is an SD memory card. The photographic image processing unit displays the photographic image in the photographic image file on the display, and when the photographic image file has a predetermined format including rotation information of each photo, the photographic image processing unit has the predetermined format. Format information processing means for adding the format information indicating that the information is displayed on the display. Furthermore, a photograph editing means for selecting a photograph image displayed on the display device according to an operation signal from the remote controller and rotating the display state is also included. The photo editing means can also rotate a photo image of a format different from a photo image of a predetermined format.

  Here, in the present embodiment, when the file is a specific file as described above, the file name is displayed and the format information identifying the format of the file is displayed. That is, when the photo image file is a file in a predetermined format including rotation information of each photo, format information indicating that the file is in the predetermined format is added and displayed on the display. In this example, “Exif” (see arrow 111) is displayed as format information indicating a predetermined format.

  The user can adjust the cursor to a desired photographic image by operating the cursor key of the remote controller. Here, when the blue color key of the remote controller is operated, the rotation can be obtained in units of 90 degrees. Deletion can be obtained by operating the red color key. You can also enjoy the slideshow by operating the yellow color key. This operation guide is also displayed on the screen in the area 110.

  Therefore, when the format information “Exif” (or icon “Exif”) is displayed, when the user rotates the photo image, the user recognizes that the rotation information will be saved in the future. Can be operated. On the other hand, when the format information is not displayed on the display, the user can recognize that the rotation information will not be saved and operate it in the future. That is, it is possible to recognize that a photographic image having a format different from the predetermined format is restored to its original state when reproduced again.

  That is, in this broadcast receiving apparatus, not only Exif format files but also JPEG standard image data can be reproduced. Therefore, if the file has a format different from the format in which the image rotation information can be stored, the image is rotated and viewed, and then the power is turned off or the memory card is temporarily removed from the device. Even if the camera is connected and the photographic image is displayed again, it is not displayed in the rotated state when it was first viewed.

  On the other hand, the Exif format file has a mechanism in which a flag indicating the image direction is stored in the photo data. For this reason, in the case of a memory card having an Exif format file, when it is detached from the apparatus and then attached again to reproduce a photographic image, the rotation direction at the time of previous editing is maintained and displayed.

  As a result, when the photographic image is displayed on the display device, the format information is displayed on the display device. Therefore, when a user performs a rotation operation on a photographic image in a predetermined format, the user can recognize and operate that rotation information will be stored in the future. On the other hand, when the format information is not displayed on the display, the user can recognize that the rotation information will not be saved and operate it in the future. In other words, a photographic image in a format different from the predetermined format can be conscious that the rotation state has been restored when it is played back again, and there is a discrepancy between the display state at the time of its own operation and the state at the subsequent redisplay. There will be no confusion.

  FIG. 11 shows the operation in the control unit when the image list display as shown in FIG. 10 is performed. When the image list display is disclosed, it is determined whether or not the photo image file is a file that can store rotation information (step 22S1). If the file can store rotation information, the icon “Exif” is displayed (step 22S2).

  When displaying a photographic image, the display direction of the image is determined according to the stored rotation information, and the image is displayed (steps 22S3 and 22S4). Then, it is determined whether or not the display of the number of sheets to be listed has been completed (in the example of FIG. 1, it is a determination of whether or not 11 sheets have been displayed) (step 22S5). If there is still a photographic image to be displayed, the process returns to step 22S1. If it is determined in step 22S1 that the file for displaying and using the photographic image is a file that cannot store rotation information indicating the rotation state, the process proceeds to step 22S3, and the display direction of the image is changed according to the stored rotation information. decide. When there is no rotation information, it is displayed on the display device in the orientation of the photographed image.

  FIG. 12 shows an operation when the user operates the cursor and rotates the photographic image in the state shown in FIG. When the blue color key 71f of the remote controller 17 is operated, the rotation process is started. Then, it is determined whether the currently processed image photo file is a file that can store rotation information (step 23S1). If the file can store rotation information, the rotation information corresponding to the operation is stored (step 23S2), the image is rotated and displayed on the screen (step 23S3), and the rotation process is terminated. If it is found in step 23S1 that a file for which rotation information cannot be saved is handled, the image is rotated and displayed on the screen without performing the rotation information saving process (step 23S3).

FIG. 13 shows an example of a compressed file for compressing and storing a photographic image, and shows the structure of the first APP1, which is an Exif format file in this file. In this file, APP1Marker indicating APP1 and APP1Length indicating the data length of APP1 are described. Next to this information is an Exif Identifire Code indicating the Exif format. After that, the compressed image data is described.
It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments as they are, and can be embodied by variously modifying the constituent elements without departing from the scope of the invention in the implementation stage. Various inventions can be formed by appropriately combining a plurality of constituent elements disclosed in the above-described embodiments. For example, some components may be deleted from all the components shown in the embodiment. Furthermore, constituent elements according to different embodiments may be appropriately combined.

The figure showing an embodiment of this invention, and is a figure shown in order to explain roughly an example of a digital television broadcast receiving device and a network system constituted centering on it. The block block diagram shown in order to demonstrate the main signal processing systems of the digital television broadcast receiver in the embodiment. The external view shown in order to demonstrate the remote controller of the digital television broadcast receiver in the embodiment. The flowchart shown in order to demonstrate the operation | movement which the digital television broadcast receiver in the embodiment records a program on a digital recording device. The figure shown in order to demonstrate an example of the program table displayed at the time of the recording operation of the digital television broadcast receiver in the embodiment. The flowchart shown in order to demonstrate the operation | movement which the digital television broadcast receiver in the embodiment reproduces | regenerates a program from a digital recording device. The figure shown in order to demonstrate an example of the navigation menu displayed at the time of reproduction | regeneration operation | movement of the digital television broadcast receiver in the embodiment. The figure shown in order to demonstrate the state which selected the item of the video recording program from the navigation menu in the embodiment. The figure shown in order to demonstrate an example of the list display screen of the recently recorded program obtained from the navigation menu in the embodiment. The figure shown in order to demonstrate the photograph reproduction function of the digital television broadcast receiver in the embodiment. The figure shown in order to demonstrate an example of operation | movement of the photograph image process part of the digital television broadcast receiver in the embodiment. The figure shown in order to demonstrate the other example of operation | movement of the photograph image process part of the digital television broadcast receiver in the embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the compression file which compresses and stores a photograph image.

Explanation of symbols

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 ... Digital television broadcast receiver, 12 ... Cabinet, 13 ... Support stand, 14 ... Video display, 15 ... Speaker, 16 ... Operation part, 17 ... Remote controller, 18 ... Light receiving part, 19 ... 1st memory card 20 ... second memory card, 21 ... first LAN terminal, 22 ... second LAN terminal, 23 ... USB terminal, 24 ... i. Link terminal, 25 ... HDD, 26 ... hub, 27 ... HDD, 28 ... PC, 29 ... DVD recorder, 30 ... analog transmission line, 31 ... broadband router, 32 ... network, 33 ... PC, 34 ... mobile phone, 35 ... Hub, 36 ... mobile phone, 37 ... digital camera, 38 ... card reader / writer, 39 ... HDD, 40 ... keyboard, 41 ... AV-HDD, 42 ... D-VHS, 43 ... antenna, 44 ... input terminal, 45 ... Tuner, 46 ... PSK demodulator, 47 ... Signal processing unit, 48 ... Antenna, 49 ... Input terminal, 50 ... Tuner, 51 ... OFDM demodulator, 52 ... Graphic processing unit, 53 ... Audio processing unit, 54 ... OSD signal generation 55, image processing unit, 56 ... control unit, 57 ... ROM, 58 ... RAM, 59 ... non-volatile memory, 60 ... card I / F, 61 ... card Holder, 62 ... card I / F, 63 ... Card holder, 64 ... Communication I / F, 65 ... Communication I / F, 66 ... USB I / F, 67 ... i. Link I / F.

Claims (5)

A first storage means storing a photo image file;
Display control means for displaying a photographic image in the photographic image file of the first storage means on a display;
When the photo image file has a predetermined format including rotation information of each photo, format information processing means for adding format information indicating the predetermined format and displaying the format information on the display unit;
A broadcast receiving apparatus comprising:   2. The broadcast receiving apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising photo editing means for selecting a photo image displayed on the display unit according to an operation signal from a remote controller and rotating a display state.   4. The broadcast receiving apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the photo editing means rotates a photo image of a format different from the photo image of the predetermined format.   2. The broadcast receiving apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the first storage means storing the photo image file is a memory card connected to an external terminal.   2. The broadcast receiving apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the first storage means storing the photo image file is a hard disk.

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